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Used 2012 Volkswagen Eos for Sale in Savannah, GA

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used 2012 Volkswagen Eos
Komfort SULEV
66,655 mi
Location: Savannah, GA 2012 Volkswagen Eos Komfort SULEV in Savannah, GA
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2012 Volkswagen Eos
Komfort SULEV
Stock# N7067A
66,655 miles

List: $13,925 save

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FUEL EFFICIENT 30 MPG Hwy/22 MPG City! CARFAX 1-Owner, LOW MILES - 66,633! Heated Seats, Sunroof, CD Player, Bluetooth, Dual Zone A/C, Convertible Hardtop, Turbo Charged, Alloy Wheels, Panoramic Roof, iPod/MP3 Input CLICK NOW!KEY FEATURES INCLUDE: Sunroof, Panoramic Roof, Heated Driver Seat, Turbocharged, Satellite Radio, iPod/MP3 Input, Bluetooth, CD Player, Convertible Hardtop, Aluminum Wheels, Dual Zone A/C, Heated Seats. MP3 Player, Keyless Entry, Remote Trunk Release, Steering Wheel Controls, Rollover Protection System. EXPERTS CONCLUDE: The Volkswagen Eos deserves more consideration than it gets. It offers the features and build quality of a more expensive luxury model, making it a smart choice for drop-top sun seekers. -Edmunds.com. Great Gas Mileage: 30 MPG Hwy. WHY BUY FROM US: Grainger Nissan in Savannah Georgia is one of the premier Nissan dealers of new Nissan & Used Nissan vehicles in Savannah, Hilton Head SC, Tybee Island, Hinesville, Fort Stewart. At our dealership, we have devoted ourselves to helping and serving our customers to the best of our ability. We believe the cars we offer are the highest quality and ideal for your life needs. At Grainger Nissan, customer service is our number one priority. Call us at 912-358-5858. Fuel economy calculations based on original manufacturer data for trim engine configuration. Please confirm the accuracy of the included equipment by calling us prior to purchase.
used 2012 Volkswagen Eos
Komfort SULEV
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113,033 mi
Location: Savannah, GA 2012 Volkswagen Eos Komfort SULEV in Savannah, GA
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2012 Volkswagen Eos
Komfort SULEV
Stock# 206428905
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113,033 miles

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used 2012 Volkswagen Eos
Executive SULEV
57,581 mi
Location: Savannah, GA 2012 Volkswagen Eos Executive SULEV in Savannah, GA
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2012 Volkswagen Eos
Executive SULEV
Stock# 191210084
57,581 miles

List: $19,888 save

used 2012 Volkswagen Eos
Komfort SULEV
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62,121 mi
Location: Savannah, GA 2012 Volkswagen Eos Komfort SULEV in Savannah, GA
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2012 Volkswagen Eos
Komfort SULEV
Stock# 190643036
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62,121 miles

List: $13,920 save

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consumers review the Volkswagen Eos

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3.7
Overall Consumer Review Rating
for the 2012 Volkswagen Eos
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LOOOOVE THIS CAR
Roger C
written on Jun 11, 2016
Great car ..... looks super with top up or down. Convertible top lowering and raising is a thing of beauty to see how it all fits together perfectly. Grandson refers to it as "grandpa's transformer car." Great mileage -- up to 30 mpg on highway trips; average about 21 on mixed city and highway. Leather upholstery held up wonderfully -- no sign of wear at all. Only slight negatives are little difficulty getting out of back seat (but what 2-door doesn't have the same problem?) and such limited trunk space when the top is down (but ... there's nowhere else for it to go now, is there?) Wouldn't recommend for the sole car of a family, but for retirees it's a great car ... nice looking and surprisingly faaast when you punch it.
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Most Unreliable Car We Have Owned
Richard Klausner
written on Aug 25, 2015
This car, though a blast when it is running, has spent more time in the shop than any car we have ever owned. We have owned Honda Ridegeline, Toyota Rav 4, Nissan Pathfinder, and Honda Accord. This Volkswagen has spent more time in the shop in 45,000 miles than all of the other cars combined, and each of those were traded in around 100,000 miles. This car was supposed to be my wife's dream car, but it has turned into our worst nightmare. We have just been extremely frustrated with such an expensive car. After having to have the engine rebuilt at around 50,000 miles and being charged for parts that had just been replaced the year before, we gave up the car and bought what we should have bought in the first place, a Toyota. We are 20, 000 miles into the Toyota, and not a single problem. We lost a lot of money on the Eos, but we are glad it is gone!
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Bad Choice
bryceba
written on Jan 30, 2013
I was dead set on getting a hard top, four seat convertible, and in my price range, there was only this and the Chrysler 200. I've never owned a Chrysler and don't want to. So that left this. Within two weeks of picking up the brand new 2012, the leaks started. VW won't fix it because they "can't diganose it." The way they "diagnose" it is to run a three inch Home Depot shower head attached to a hose suspended a foot over the center of the top of the car. Turns out when it rains in Rochester, NY, it rains over the entire car, not just a three inch spot over the center. VW America is a nightmare of a company to deal with.
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Bad Trans. Twice. Plus other major problems
johnlaf
written on Oct 29, 2013
We've had the car for about 30 of the 36 month lease. During the 30 months, car has been in the shop MORE than 60 days total (lost count). There have been 3 major oil leaks, parts failures, and the transmission needed to be repaired twice. The parts had to come from Germany. Glad we chose to lease. Can't wait to get rid of this thing.
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I wouldn't buy Volkswagen
minimono00
written on Dec 13, 2011
I enjoyed driving my car for about three years until I started having rook leaking issues. At that time I started to deal with the dealer on a consistent basis and have never have such poor service with a car company before. I brought in my car a total of 4 times and i still had issues with leaking after that. I couldnt believe a 3 year old car would be so difficult for the dealer to fix. Additionally their corporate representatives were miserable to work with. They were not courteous or willing to help beyond telling me to continually bring my car back to the dealer. Its unfortunate that I spent so much on a vehicle and was treated so poorly. I had heard b
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consumers review the Volkswagen Eos

Read recent reviews for the Volkswagen Eos

3.7
Overall Consumer Review Rating
for the 2012 Volkswagen Eos
5
4
3
2
1
LOOOOVE THIS CAR
By Roger C written on Jun 11, 2016
Great car ..... looks super with top up or down. Convertible top lowering and raising is a thing of beauty to see how it all fits together perfectly. Grandson refers to it as "grandpa's transformer car." Great mileage -- up to 30 mpg on highway trips; average about 21 on mixed city and highway. Leather upholstery held up wonderfully -- no sign of wear at all. Only slight negatives are little difficulty getting out of back seat (but what 2-door doesn't have the same problem?) and such limited trunk space when the top is down (but ... there's nowhere else for it to go now, is there?) Wouldn't recommend for the sole car of a family, but for retirees it's a great car ... nice looking and surprisingly faaast when you punch it.
Most Unreliable Car We Have Owned
By Richard Klausner written on Aug 25, 2015
This car, though a blast when it is running, has spent more time in the shop than any car we have ever owned. We have owned Honda Ridegeline, Toyota Rav 4, Nissan Pathfinder, and Honda Accord. This Volkswagen has spent more time in the shop in 45,000 miles than all of the other cars combined, and each of those were traded in around 100,000 miles. This car was supposed to be my wife's dream car, but it has turned into our worst nightmare. We have just been extremely frustrated with such an expensive car. After having to have the engine rebuilt at around 50,000 miles and being charged for parts that had just been replaced the year before, we gave up the car and bought what we should have bought in the first place, a Toyota. We are 20, 000 miles into the Toyota, and not a single problem. We lost a lot of money on the Eos, but we are glad it is gone!
Bad Choice
By bryceba written on Jan 30, 2013
I was dead set on getting a hard top, four seat convertible, and in my price range, there was only this and the Chrysler 200. I've never owned a Chrysler and don't want to. So that left this. Within two weeks of picking up the brand new 2012, the leaks started. VW won't fix it because they "can't diganose it." The way they "diagnose" it is to run a three inch Home Depot shower head attached to a hose suspended a foot over the center of the top of the car. Turns out when it rains in Rochester, NY, it rains over the entire car, not just a three inch spot over the center. VW America is a nightmare of a company to deal with.
Bad Trans. Twice. Plus other major problems
By johnlaf written on Oct 29, 2013
We've had the car for about 30 of the 36 month lease. During the 30 months, car has been in the shop MORE than 60 days total (lost count). There have been 3 major oil leaks, parts failures, and the transmission needed to be repaired twice. The parts had to come from Germany. Glad we chose to lease. Can't wait to get rid of this thing.
I wouldn't buy Volkswagen
By minimono00 written on Dec 13, 2011
I enjoyed driving my car for about three years until I started having rook leaking issues. At that time I started to deal with the dealer on a consistent basis and have never have such poor service with a car company before. I brought in my car a total of 4 times and i still had issues with leaking after that. I couldnt believe a 3 year old car would be so difficult for the dealer to fix. Additionally their corporate representatives were miserable to work with. They were not courteous or willing to help beyond telling me to continually bring my car back to the dealer. Its unfortunate that I spent so much on a vehicle and was treated so poorly. I had heard b

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